4 ms·
Hello was already pretty good, but when ChatGPT came out, I completely stopped using it. It’s great to see this next iteration! Naturally, the first thing I se
by NathanFlurry 4y ago
Hello was already pretty good, but when ChatGPT came out, I completely stopped using it. It’s great to see this next iteration!
Naturally, the first thing I searched for was something I’ve put on the internet that is not well indexed by Google.
When I search “how to find a lobby with rivet.gg” (that’s our most basic functionality), it doesn’t come up with an answer. However, it does spit back a descent summary of relevant features we provide.
What’s odd – it always continues on to talk about an unrelated company. The first time, it started talking about top.gg as a way to add Fortnite-style bots to your game. (They’re actually a Discord bot directory.) The second time, it mentioned a completely random Reddit called Guilty Gear Strive.
Can you elaborate on how it finds these related topics?
- rushingcreek 4y agoThe model is designed to mention all distinct relevant entities for a given search topic. In this case, it thought that the unrelated company was relevant to the search -- but perhaps it was not. In the case of “how to find a lobby with rivet.gg”, it finds your docs and looks at https://docs.rivet.gg/docs/concepts/matchmaker/ https://docs.rivet.gg/docs/concepts/matchmaker/ but fails to extract how to put a player in a lobby. We'll take a look at this case in more detail. Our goal is to be great at parsing most/all docs.